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BELLALRE.
Cleveland Condemned-Tenchers A~ppointc.

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Cleveland Condemned-Teachers Appointed
5-Othor Notes.
The "Chcstnuts' have an invitation to 70 Ia
MARIETTA to play a benefit performance,
hr. aud Mrs. George Stevens have conc on a wed.
ding trip to visit relatives In West Virginia.
Tho paving Of Union street Is now finished as far
rs Thirty.thisd street and a good speed Is now kept
up. 49, GTcg t,
The three churches at lower Benwood, Pinch run
aud plltncy VIII join In a Fourth Of July picnic ut
Crangle's orchard. 4 III
some boys have been arrested for bathing In the
city limits in daylight. but only one in ten gels
caught for the ordinances on tllesubiect are totally
dlsregarded. 80.
It Is wonderful how Tar a littlo good example
goes ~ liking up payements where none arc re.
qulied ~ special ordinance, but where one or two
have SGT tho example Of Improvement.
Tho A. N. E. congregation has done good work
since inc laying Of the corner stone Of their new
church but a few weeks ago. The church will bo
dedicated tomorrow. Services will DO held morn.
inS, afternoon aud evening.
= There was a meeting Of old soldiers ut City Hall
cd candemniug President Cleveland Tor otdesirr
the return Of tho rebel flags and endorsing :Goyrr.
nor Forakc's action In trying to prevent tie return
OF the ilags to the South. IS.
Tho following arc those Of tho school teachers
who have been appointed: Il. T. Jones, superiu.
tendcnt: H.V. Merrick. Principal. High School,
INV. Wenner: Nellie Battellc, Alice Cunningham.
Assistants In uigh School. Central building, NILS
Crafty, Maud Potts, Mollie Sharp, Julia. FaupeI,
Minnie Marsh, Flora Heathcrington, Minnie WORK.
man, !. Ella, Grove, Bessie Hoge, Emma Lttleton.
First ,wa'd.. Louise Roscoe, Principal; Lulu Doeney,
Miss Lowmau, Miss Houston. Second ward, j. 4.
Anderson Principal; Addie WyrIck, villa wise,
Matte Garrett. Indian Run, Belle Beazel, Anna
Blameyy Bessie Moore. Clara Thcobald. Filth
ward, Maggie McGaw, Anna Miller. Jennie Stew.
att,,t Rose Phillips. German, Mrs. Thompson,
Training teacher. Miss E. E. Taylor. A numbcr Of
these arc the graduates this year. Some OF tho
new teachers last year have had their salaries id,
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lArOuT PEOpLE.

e~trangers In tho City end Wheeling Folk,
Abroad. ~
a.. G. Ogden, Of Fairmont, came in last
evening". a
Hon. I. Dsntord, Of St. Olairsville, wal
down yesterday.
P. R. Harrison, Of Msrtinsburg, was 9!
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Charles Dunlap, Of Grafton, Superin.
tendent Of tho Baltimore g. Ohio, was il
town again yesterday.
Mre. w. T.. Glessnef and Miss Emma
Stamm have been spending the past two
days with friends in Bethany.
Col. CIV Thompson and J.. N. Cam.
den, jr. Of Parkeieburg, are tile guests oil
Judge Thompson at his home east Of the
city.
MI. and Mrs. Dubrene, Of PHILADELPHIA,
who have been the guests Of Mrs. Trusche,
on fourteenth street. returned home yes.
tetday.
Mru. John 1. Wright, OF Des Moineu
lowe, (nee Misc Anna Chambers, Of steu'
henyille,) is the guest Of Miss Mary
Dickey.
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Morgan arrived in the city last evening
from Glennville, where he had been ut.
tending the Normal school commence.
ment.
LIE. Holroyd and lady, Of stseubenville,
Miss Ada Parrish, Of Uh1ichsviile, Ohio,
md Miss Annie Morrison, Bos.on, Mas,
were registered at.ths AIcLuro Houae yes.
terday. $
Messra. William Stewart, Edward 3.
Taylor and James Means, prominent eff.
cisls Of tho Pan Handle road, came down
from Pittsburgh yestsrday and spent a
short time IN the city. s4$
Mr. Lane, iste OF AguessI Herndon's
"Commerainl Tourists Bride" Company.
ia visiting friends in Wheeling. MI, Lane
will next season be q member OF tho COM.
pany playing Charles E;%Hoyt's "Hole in
the Ground.7 h
y Judge JaEles H. Ferguaon' and wife and
Judge James H..SBrown, OF Charleetop.
are in the city. Judge Ferguson and
Judge Brown argued Al case before the
Supreme Court Of Appeals y~esterday-the
Oabel county seat removal csse.
Hon. N; Go1, cti Clartptburs, Congress-.
man from this district, and Hon. George
L. Converse, of Ohio have been invited to
speak At Bslpre, Ohio, opposite Paskers!!
burg, on tue Fourth OF July, when a mon.
ater demonstration ia to DO held, EEyyS
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THE DISCIPLES CHURCH
To BIO Reopened Tomorrow nfter Thorough
Repnirs Inside,

To BIO Reopened Tomorrow nfter Thorough
Repairs Inside.
The Disciples will reopen their Chapel,
which has been closed for repairs, the
past four weeks, tomorrow morning.
The woodwork hes been repainted, the
walls and ceilings tasteiully and besuti.
fully irescood, new carpet laid on the
floors and the organ repaired and put in
perfect condition. It will be among the
most pleasant and attractive places Of pub.
lie worship in the city.
In tho evening the pastor, MI. Atwood,
will deliver the first Of a series Of Sunday
evening lectures, in which he will give
hls view Of tho claims OF tho Roman
Catholic Church as they were act forth in
the Lsnten sermons by Bishop Kahn.
He proposes to deliver not less than six
discussions upon this subject, in which
the Light Of prophecy, revelation and his.
tory, as he understands them, will be
brought to bear upon it. He ia regarded
by members Of his congregation as fully
competent to deal with the subject, and
they invite all to come and hear him.
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Il Practice Shoot.

Nine members Of the Nail City Gun
Club ahot two matches at the Clubs
grounds yesterday, with tho following re-
salt, both scores combined:
Booth-1 1 /
%&1111 011101111t11-27
Was i 0111.11O 1l1I111010l1
10l01l1001ololl- Us
1111ll11:11.1 90 1-24
y Smith-I1l o
3Et3F. 11l1o100o0100 la
: Dillon 90 Of 10 o0011oulU
OH o0.0,0l1 lila
Kimmins-10O01011011l0 011I1lO
59T51 10 81 90 000111iI0 -19
Chaubers--o1 0 o1o01oo11 0o11o101.
sTagtt 10 0111000I10o0 Lilo
Darrah--0i 0 o i 0 o. 90 0 0 90 0 10 ]
Miller--15 II l. 0
Mesars Darrah and Miller did not finish
the 'score. Booth made one clean score
aud Dinger two clean soores and the
straight run. The club will give
a ehooton q large scale the Fourth OF July,
to which all are welcome.
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THE C~nAurAUQUANs.
Last Meeting OF the Season for the
hy M III T.. q. O.9sE.ggJttEgG4,%H

Last Meeting Of the Season for tho G.
d L.s 8. O.
The Wheeling Chautauqua Literary and
Social Circle held its lset meeting fcr the
season at the parlors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association last evening. There
was O full attendance, and q moet euioya.
Bile evening was passed by all present,
The programme was as follows: Chautau-
qua Veaper Service, the Circle Roll Cali.
answered with miscellaneous quotations:
Stories about King Alfredo attempt to In.
struct his people, Mr.. John! O, Riheldaf.
fer Recitation, "The Two Rsbbie.n hv
Whittier, Miss Hattie Horkheimer, Read,
ingirom 1.-THE Postat the Brsakfaat,rable.u
by Holmee, Mr.. w. a. Caldwell !: Omar,
tette, "speed Away" Meesrs. Morrison.
%Riheldafer, Milligan and Williams: Pa.
per, "Longfellow's Golden Legend .OMra,
F. e.. Williams; Reading from aTha
Golden Legend" Mrs. George Wigs: w.
cal Duett, "Saethe Pale Moon," Camnana
Mrs. F. H. Williams and MI. q. q, Milf.
gan ; Critics Report, Mrs. @. s.. Morrison.
Round Table Topic, 1.-THE Chautaunna
Movement,' the Circle; Chautauqua Song,
the Ctrcle. sE5s3 AVE ~ trssJ4a ~
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The PHI BOILERS win.

Tho Pan Handles and the Pill Rollcra
mes-in battle array on the Island ball park
yesterday and ~pc'spired through nine long
innirgs OF countless errors and hard bat
ting. Tho attendance was large, which
shows that tho people are hungry for a
game Of bali. The grand stand people
hsdtnn with the umpire, at tinea speaking
in the base ball language and others in
coscher'a patois, besides several foreign
tongues. The game was pretty evenly
contested up to the sixth inning, when the
Pill Rollers pulled awayifsom their foes,
and a.. the closs OF the ninth the score
stood IS to 20 in their favor. Following ia
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WILL get II Good Pine,

The Parkersburg State Journal Gays that
it has it upon very reliable authority that
Mr.. Frank Waterman, who was Senator
Camden's efficient private secretary, ia to
bold a similar position with senator.eleet
Faulkner. Senator Fsulkner'a election
was made possible by Mr.. Camden and in
return Mr. Camden has asked Faulkner
to give Waterman the place of private
secretary. 1t 10 understood that Senator
Faulkner has promised to do go.
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Flower nay in the baptist Sunday school,

Flower Dny In the baptist Sunday School,
The First Baptist Church and Sunday
School will unto in the observance Of
Flower Day on Sabbath morning. The
church auditorium will bs beautifully
decorated with flowers, ferno, plants, e1c.
a programme, consisting OF songs, recita'
tiops and responses, will bs rendered, also
addresses by tho former Superintendent,
Judge Qkey Johnson, and Rev. AL. Jor.
dan. all are cerdially invited to come
and SEQ the beauties Of nature on this
festive occasion,
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Resolutions Of Respcot.

at n recent meeting Of tbs Board Of d,
rectors OF the West Virginia schools for
the Deaf and the Blind, the following waa
adopted 101h "a'
WnRaEAs, We have learned Of thu
death Of Major 10. Covell, late PRINCIPAL
Of the West Virginia School for the Deai
and Blind; therefore 80
Rssolved, That we greatly deplore hia
loss to the Institution oyer which he pre.
sided with such universal a%ccoptability
that In his death we recognize tie loss 81
8 friend worthy Of the fullest conadenoe
and an official Of marked ability and adauta.
ton to hia duties which ho alvayu mar.
formed With 9 faithtulnesB and efficiency
%unexcelled.. $3.50
Resolryd, That We extend to his widow
ailictiou. 800. yep sS1
Resolved, That u copy Of these resoln.
tons be forwarded to- Mrs. Covell by liz
secretary, and tina. the: South Branch III:
kAigeneer, Hampshire Reuiew, Wheeling
lNrELLIdENcRRi and Wheeling Reoister hss
requested to publish these resolutionA,
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1. I. RICE & CO.

We offer a great bargain In Children's
aud Misses Hosiery. Our former price
Was 40 cents, and we have REDUCED Them
to % cents. We advise IN early call, Us
We are convinced they Will only Inst o
lew days. A. 4. RICE l. co.
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DON'T forget the entertainment and so.
cial ct Parker Hall tonight.

WE desire to call tho attention Of our
readers to the aale Of Lsstherwood prop.
erty,I which takes place at 10 o'clock 4, N.
to-day IN front Of the Court House, This
property II, moot ,desirable, the grounds
are tastetul!y laid out, and beautifully
adorned with shade, achrub and fruit
trees OF choicest variety. We confidently
expect, to SEQ Q large number of bidders Al
the north entrance 10 tho Court House at
10 o'clock to-day.
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THE IINSLY BOYS
ENTERrAIN rR1ENDs
At the Opera House with an Exceedingly
Creditable Performance -Ths Annual
commencement and Drill last Even.
ing-A Debate on 90. Education.

The annual commencement and mill
tary drill Of the Linsly Institute occurred
Of tho Opera House last evening. The
house was crowded with a fine audience,
ladies being in the majority, though there
was a respectable proportion Of the Steiner
sex. The claes, with q few pupils not OF
the graduating class, who assisted in tho
programme however, and the Principal,
Prof 10 Or, the Assistant Principal,
Msjor J. NJ. Les, Rev. DR.. Cunningham,
Hon. O. D. Hubbard, Rev. NJ. +. Dryden,
Rev. Dr.. w. II. Cooke, Senator LIB. Som.
eryille and Mr.. O, B. Hart, tho laot three
being judges Of the debate, occupied seats
on the platform. III 35t az
The following programme was ar,lnsi.
cally rendered:
rtayer Rev. L. A. Cunningham. d.
i: A'A' '"1A ''''''' K f. ~ % ;i":;;, '" '.'.'''.,''..S connof"
Defamation ........ Mans a Man for a. That
:, o,,r,.,,o, 10y u. MAYOR; ! ,
D''tAuA S0n,'''.' GESs. 4 RswIiSsi err ffe s
~. Music.
Debate Question = Rtsorsd, That Co.Education
should DO established by Law In our Colleges,
To Afitm-J.r I. Arbenx, To Deuy-W. L. Medil1.
@S Music.
GRADUATING ApDnrun.
slA''0l. j. ": Ewing, wGsciin aSl' v. Va ss oe'
Grafton .Y:..;.;,.." lIlaek Tho Heels Of your Bools'
Id !. kumcr Wheeling, ". va.
o'As'0A"''' v: L. Esdiii, Tiiios Ua s0t o.a rE0e'sn.
W. ii. sweeney, wheeling ". va. (
Coaferrlag OF certlacates...... Hon. G. D. Hubbard,
Of board Of Trustees.
Address to neutrality-suspicious.: NJ. +, Dryden
{Dayouet Exercise,
Military Drill .....".............. Silent Drill.
l.E5H .ss.n Manual OF Arms.
Bcnedictlon- rev. R. Rush awope, D D. dEl
Tbs Opsra House Orchestra furnished
the music. 1t has seldom played to n
more appreciatiye audience. The three
dselamasions which opened the entertain
ment spoke we'll Of the elocutionary train.
ing given at the Linsly, and reflected credit
on the three young gentlemen. The de-
bate was interesting. the arguments being
logical, we'll arranged and exhaustive. The
three judges aYrded the victory to Mr..
Arbenz.
uls A1hlnS boEhtluu uu ulltlCal EVulu-
ton" was brief and brilliant. His thought,
his diction and his delivery were alike
worthy Of q more %pretensious occasion.
Mr.. Runners bright topic gives q clue to
thu. character Of his address, which was q
fine one. Both Mr.. Medill and Mr..
Sweeney came of with distinguished
honor to themselves and credit to the in.
ssitution. All the performers were loudly
a%pplauded.
Hon O. D. Hubbard presented the
diplomas on behsif Of the Board Of Truc-
toes, tho President, Rev.:Dr. Mcclure, not
being able to he present. Rev. Mr.. Dry
denis remarka we're timely and appro.
pirate, a model Of breyity, and very olo-
quent. Perhaps the drill was the most
creditable feature OF the programme. 1t
was certainly as creditsble as any. Tho
preci,ion and uniformity Of tho manual
exercises would have been no discredit to
veterans, and reflected much credit on
Major Lee as a military instructor.
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Yesterday afternoon and Lest evening
an art reception was given, by the pupils
Of Misa Kate Leighton at that lady'a
studio, No. S64e Jacob street. The work
that the young ladies have been engaged
on during the past session was shown,
making Q very creditable and pleasing
display. Water color ard crayop atudics
are shown. The reception viii be cor,
tinued this afternoon and evening. The
attendance yesterday was quite large.
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1870
Senator Camden Hero,

-Ex-U United States Senator +. N. Cam,
den came up from Psrkersburg on the
Ohio River road last night and is at the
Mcclure horse. He was met here by J.
2. Ilu!ey and wife, Of Philadelphia. Mr.,
Ilsley is ono OF the Ohio River road con.
atrnctlon syndicate. The two gentlemen
will consult as to some railroad masters.
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English Lutheran Sunday School Excursion
To Baresville via Ohio River Railroad
Tuesday, June 2S. Round trip for adults
800. children Acc. Trains leave Wheeling
at 1885 a. NJ, 1915 p. NJ. and 4:30 r.. NJ.
Returning leave Baresville at 1884 p. N:
and 7:95 !. NJ, city time.
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supreme Court Of Appeals.

In this court yesterday the following
csses were submitted, and court adjourn.
ed till 10 A. N. to-day, at which time but
one case Is on the docket to be heard:
State ys. Elizabeth Hall, writ Of error,
from Logan county.
John B. Laidley vs.. Central Land Com.
psny, writ of error, from Uabell county.
Erwin l. Poteet va. County Court, writ
Of error, from Uabell county.
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TUNITEDa PRESBYTERIAN
eS l~CHURCiI-Rev. J. 7, Mcclure, DID, pastor
Services at 1880 a. m.anu 1852. m. sabbath School
at 2 p. IN. EE1LattrFla NJ. iH.FE sS0IG - =.
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J. NJ. @. A. Meetings..

Sunday School Lesson study at 5 O'clock
THO afternoon.
Song service on door step at 7:46 this
evening.
Young mems meeting at s. O'Clock.
Mems Gospel meeting at 4 o'clock Sun.
day afternoon. Open'a air service ut Filth
Ward Market ut 6:15 o'clock.
The Association will conduct 9 service
in the Euslish Lutheran Church at 1890
Sunday morning.
South Side branch Association meets in
Wesley N. E. Chapel at 3:45 Sunday
afternoon. VS. q EEi. i
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d pREyrr1Es.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
Tho City, 4ENTSIGfH

MATTERS OF Minor Moment In and About
tho oity. 28lR
oSE deed Of truat was admitted 10 record
Yesterday.
po1lcnaAs Drku 10 OF duty on account
oil sickness.
Bells foundry shipped q car load OF
stoves and ranges to Chicago yesterday.
PKAcnRs have appeared, In the market.
California aprico.a are a cheatnas already.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association picnicks at Seibott's GARDEN
today.
TnR Cyclone Base Ball Club, Of South
Wheeling, defeated the New MartinByille
team by a score Of 81 TOT.
COMPLAINTS Of tho dust and tho heat are
again heard In town and Of the effects OF
the drought from the country.
JACOB JONES, q roll hand at the Ton
mill, had his left eye seriously injured BY
being struck with . flying piece Of red.hot
clnder.
A NUMBER OF Bethany students were in
the city yesterday. They were mostly
"aopha" and were diatlngulnhable by their
! miillo Ahtes GsAF EIs AZ
@. A. HOUSE, kindly furnished the piano
FREQ Of charge used at the entertainment
given by the Carleton Circle, ut the Prea'
byterian Church, Thursday evening.
j.. MAXWELL was yesterday appointed
administrator OF tho estate Of Isabel Pier
son, deceased, and gave bond in the sun
Of $500, with Jamea Rine, as surety.
WHEELING Lodge No. o and Lincolr
Lodge No. ITO OF Benwood. will on mex
Tuesday night pay a fraternal Wait to
Bsllalre Lodge No. 1878. F. and A. NJ.
liz the annual distribution OF the State
School Fund Tor 1887, Ohio county out,
side Of Wheeling receives aa her appor
tionment SAIL 63,' and the city gets $40,
S75 6S.
! THERE was another fail Of rock In the
West Alexander tunnel on the line Of thu
Hempfield divlaion OF the B. 4 o. Thurs
day night, and trains were delayed fol
two hours.
In another column appears tho on.
nounceinent OF the annual concert an.
commencement Of the seguin Collegiate
Institute, to take place at the Operi
House next Friday evening
AT a meeting OF the members Of til,
White Gross Society g resolution Of thank
waD voted to- the management Of thl
Opera House, the singers and the pref
for favors conferred during the preHenc,
Of Dr.. De Costa in this city.
The g. A. R. pest will hold an oper
meeting for all old soldiers this evening
at which there will be a general diacus
sion Of the interests OF the old soldiers
Every veteran in the city Is desired to b.
present. The coming Big Reunion vii
be before the meeting, as will also thu
attemp. OF President Cleveland to return
the Rebel flags. Y
Fox's New York Star Athletic and spe
cislty Company, under the management!
Of Captain Tom Hughes, OF Pittsburgh
will appear at the Opera House on mex
Tuesday evening, June %. The list o
Stars comprisesJ lake Kilrain, now holding
the title OF the champion heavy weigh
pugiligt OF the world; Charles Mitchell, o.
England; Patsy Cardiff, Of Minneapolis
suIliyan's Last opponent; Reddy Gala
CHER, OF Cleveland; Jack Dempsey'a las'
antagonist, and other spscialties. The
company appear In a novel and exciting
sketch entitled "The Crib Family, or &
Night with the Champions"
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MRS. M,oAnTY MOI
Appear. in tho, city Alter Fraltls,.. search

for Hcr. III
Since word wac received here Of the al.
reat In Philadelphia al Charles McOasty,
the alleged bissmist, who was married to
Ella Vance, Of this city, at Bridgeport,
Miaa Vance'a father aud tho authorities
who arc Interested in bringing McCarty to
justice hayebsen looking for Mrs. McCarty
No., the wife who claimu to have been
married to him in Baltimore several years
sgo.+ Sho could not be found in Pitts.
bursh, whore shs lives, and the authori.
ties had ab~out'given her up when nhe
walked into tho Office Of Chief OF Police
Smith yesterday. She has been employed
on a towboat and has Just made the trip
10 Cincinnati, and arrived hero on the re-.
turn yesterday. Steps will ut once DO
taken to secure q requisition for McCarty
from the Ohio authorities. and his lrss
vito and the father OF Mias Vance will
unite to secure bis conviction In the courts
Of Belmont county. She Is armed with
the matrfsga certificate.
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Mark Down OF Thirty Pairs
Of ladies' due ono strap Opera slippers 10
s. per pair; this lot only.
j. W. AMIcK,
i5 l143 Main street.
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WILL ENLARGE THEIR CAPACITY
Tho Arlington Stove Foundry incorporated

to this End.
Secretary Of State Walker has issued a
charter to the Joseph Ball Stove Company,
Of this city. The incorporates are. Joseph
Bell, D. Walker Bell, David Bell and ~.
Rawlings, Of Wheeling, and Charles T.
Coal, Of Chicago. Capital stock subscribed
$500, with the privilege Of increasing to
$3.50 900. I.
Tho intention Of the new company Is to
enlarge the old works at tho corner OF
Fourth and Main streets by the addition
Of new and substantial buildings. Thin
Increase Of capacity will give steady en-.
ployment to $50 men, whereas at present
only 70 men cau be employed when the
works are running in full. Another plan
OF the company Is the addition OF a nickel
plate department.
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,'u. Egsr-
Gcntlein cn'R Fine Snoe.:

Stacy, Adsns & Co. s maxi, aro uneY.
celled for style, TT and wear, and are much
cheaper, wear %considered than many ri
the low priced shoes on the market.
5 q J.WsAMlcK, sole agent,
Ia ll4S Main street,
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Thermometor Record,

As reported BY Christian Schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterdays:
A. VI. oA.a. u N. 8 Pm. 7r.x
76o S. 9ie 02s So
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ludicRtious,

. WAsntseroS, d. c. June 1S,-For West
Virginia, aouthwesterly winds, fair wealth.
or, nearly stationary temperature.
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A. 4. RICE 6 CO,

We Invite the Ladies' to call on us and
examine our New Summer Hats, Featll.
err, wings and Flowers, the Latest MIL.
lnery Novelties OF the season.
A. L. RICE & co.
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ON and after today we wilt close our
Store at Z O'clock +. NJ, Saturday CT.
ceptcd. JACOB w. GkUBB,
* ,IeTalrr. 4